1963 Ferrari 250 GT Lusso

description General Information Features and Options Car History We are pleased to offer 1963 Ferrari 250 Lusso s/n 05073 GT/L. This user–friendly 250 Lusso has a fully documented ownership history going back over 25 years up to the current owner. This Lusso has good compression; no smoke; runs at the right water temperature; has good oil pressure; the chassis feels tight; the clutch and gearbox are excellent, and it has no axle noise. The owner of the last five years has maintained his steed well, rebuilding the carbs, master cylinder and booster, restoring the steering wheel, replacing the tie rod ends and tires. The engine compartment is clean and original. Lusso s/n 05073 GT/L is a pleasure to drive, with a nice tight feel to the chassis, steering, clutch, and shifter, and good response from the engine. 250 Lusso s/n 05073 GT/L is ready for the 2003 season, has an excellent patina, and is priced well below other Lussos on the market today at $155,000.250 Lusso. Well-documented ownership history. A user–friendly driver. Well sorted and event ready. A pleasure to drive, with a nice tight feel to the chassis, steering, clutch, and shifter, and good response from the engine. Excellent patina.S/n 05073 GT. 1970s, with Ed Niles, Los Angeles, CA. 1976, owned by Andreas David Bothe, Fountain Valley, CA. 1979-80 Ferrari Owner’s Club Roster, listed by Charles (Chuck) Reid, Houston, Texas. 1995, 18-21 Jan., Barrett-Jackson, Scottsdale, AZ. Burgundy metallic/black. Same owner 20 years. We’re used to seeing trailer queen Ferraris so that when a true used car comes along, it has its own appeal. You could buy it and &just drive it. Well bought. 1996, 30 Mar.-27 Apr., for sale in FML by Motorcar Gallery of Fort Lauderdale. Rosso rubino with black leather. Nice unrestored example, complete and very original, one owner last 20 years. Very well maintained, mechanically excellent, 85,881 km. Very good interior and fair paint. 1997, sold to the current owner, Virginia.